The Straits Times, 4 March 1954

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, THI'RSDAY, MARCH 4, 1954 15 CENTS Mat****
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    ALL-PARTY COUNCIL NOW
    991 1  -  Negara-IMP get 17 seats, lead Unofficials ALLIANCE 14, LABOUR 7 By HARRY MILLER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. I Federation (iovernment today announced the names of the SO Inofficial 'members of interim Legislative Council, the life of which will end next January. The Council now constituted luis the widest
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    TWO OF THE NEW COUNCILLORS
    11 1 INCHI SOPIEK MX. IIKAII JOO WANG
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    Reds kill 2 home guards, wound 7
    243 1 Reds kill 2 home guards, wound 7 IPOH. Wed. 'TWO Kinta Valley home guards were killed and seven wounded this morning when a platoon was ambushed in the Tronoh area of Batu Gajah, Perak, by about 30 terrorists. Towards the end of the eight-minute engagement the attacking terrorists saw home
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    Egyptian officers arrested
    35 1 CAIRO. Wed. --The Government has disclosed the arrest of eight army officers on charres of plotting to overthrow the military regime that voted President Mohammed Naguib out and back i'lto office.— U.P.
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    Met in gaol
    45 1 NEW YORK. Wed— Homer i Cox, a U.S. soldier released last Christmas Day after spending four years in a Russian prison, said he is flying to Vienna to marry Ince Brenner. 26. a pretty Austrian he met while both were imprisoned. A.P.
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    GOVT. URGED TO SAVE BADMINTON HALL
    158 1 THE Singapore Badminton Hall Fund Committee yesterday decided to approach the Government for I financial aid in a bid to save the million dollar hall I tfss^^^^^ft^ss^A^^v^^^ from possible liquidation. The committee, which met for more than two hours at Ens Aun Tong Hall
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    Blood ran in heart of Colony
    133 1 Blood ran in heart of Colony THERE was a time when the Raffles Place area ran red with blood and there was a time when lighting priests defied the mi^ht of the Chinese Emperor. The-ie events in 19th. century Singapore and ancient China were separated by hundreds of years and
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    At 8 a.m. death waited behind a wall —THEN STRUCK AS UNSUSPECTING OFFICER APPEARED
    115 1 At 8 a.m. death waited behind a wall —THEN STRUCK AS UNSUSPECTING OFFICER APPEARED MBHMJjii ■■Mitif if fF' IL^ B *f' '*T» DETECTIVE APPEARED 8 FROM BEHIND WALL I ON WAY TO CAR WHERE DETECTIVE 4 WAS SHOT L TWO GUNMEN WAITED HERE S II IU 11l J± UJIJF 3
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    MURDERED MAN AND WIFE
    45 1 I 111 Ml KIM ki it detective. Sub-Inspector Tan Ah Seng, is seen above on the left. His wife. Mrs. Tan. on the right, is holding a baby they adopted last October after it had heen found abandoned. Straits Times picture.
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    2 more polio cases
    46 1 2 more polio cases KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Two more cases of infantile paralysis were reported in Kuala Lumpur today. Yesterday a kingerEarten and a creche were closed for ten days following two earlier cases. Today's victims are a thr^e-year-old European boy and a one-year-old Chinese boy.
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    Gable quits MGM —after 23 years
    42 1 Gable quits MGM after 23 years HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Klim star Clark Gable announced yesterday that he was ending his long-term contract with M-G-M to become a freelance actor. Gable. whose salary is US$3OO,OOO a year, has been 23 years with M-G-M. A.P.
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    DETECTIVE IS SHOT DEAD BY 2 GUNMEN
    446 1 DETECTIVE IS SHOT DEAD BY 2 GUNMEN Third man nearby as killers fire TWO Chinese gunmen be'ieved to be Communists. 1 shot dead Detective Sub-Inspector Tan Ah Sens 1 as he was leaving his home in Seranjjoon Road. Singapore, yesterday morning. A third gunman stood nearby while his accomplices fired
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    Red China's 'yes' to Geneva talks
    31 1 HONG KONG. Wed. -Peking Radio reported today that Communist China has agreed to take part in the Geneva conference on Korea on April 26. —Reuter.
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    Congress shooting: 4 face 75 years gaol
    201 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. rpHE Puerto Rican nationalists A who shot up the House of Representatives were yesterday charged with assault with in5, tent to kill and held in gaol for lack of US$lOO,OOO bail each. If found guilty on all the assault counts against
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    Jungle bid for peace
    199 1 Jungle bid for peace Talks may lead to Mau surrender LONDON. Wed. "THE British Government, announced today that contact has boon made at secret Jungle meetings with Mau Mau leaders which couid open the way to big-scale surrenders in Kenya. At the same time thr Kenya, Government said it had
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 IKE REBI M< C/VfeTHY IV nbowei t<>•l.i by Vli arthj up i imtni He con- i ni' thoda I to oppose communism that "do nut conform to American srll'-c Of jtUtiCC Hill f.iir plaj Renter,
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    Floor let Sally down
    58 1 INVERNESS, Scotland. Wed. Frightened customers in a local vegetable shop ran yesterday when plaster showered from the ceiling, followed by a cow named Sally. SalK wru a refucee from t nearby auction market. She had climbed a flight of j stairs adjoining the .shop to irlude
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    The sacked boy scout and Sir Winston
    364 2 CHEERS FOR ROYAL CHARTER ANSWER LONDON, Wednesday. CIR Winston Churchill told the House of Com-, mons yesterday that it would be "a great pity" if the Boy Scouts Association lost its Royal Charter because one boy had been dismissed for| being a Communist.
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    Queen sat out the Royal Ball
    99 2 Queen sat out the Royal Ball MELBOURNE. Wed. rE QUEEN in a full-skirtrd gown of foaming white organza, sat against a background of red. white and blue flowers last nmht watching the dancers at Melbourne's Royal Ball. She and the Duke of Edinburgh stayed for an hour and a half,
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    Copter crash kills six
    39 2 KEY WEST. Wed -Six sailors were killed yesterday when two helicopters crashed near here. The helicopters collided lfo feet up. seconds after takinc off on a formation flying exercise at the naval ba.se hrre. Reuter.
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    Talks soon
    23 2 JAKARTA Wed. The For^cri Minister. Dr. Sunarjo, said today that he expected reparations talks with Japan to hp resumed soon. Renter.
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    500 flee Reds
    23 2 BERLIN. Wed. Nearly 500 I East German refugees seekins 'political asylum in West Berlin crossed the border yesterday.- I UP.
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    Envoy arrives
    20 2 TOKYO. Wed —The Japans ambassador to Britain. Mr. Pluinichi Matsumoto, arrived here by air last night. U. P.
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    BILLY GRAHAM OPENS CRUSADE WITH HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
    65 2 ris IS RII.LY GRAHAM, Ike 35 year old American evangelist who has just reached Britain. Hr was crroted by a huce crowd at l-ondon's Waterloo Station. Hundreds Hire turned away when he opened his threcniontli rrlicious crusade at llarrineay Arena. Mr. Graham
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    MORE SOVIET GOLD SOLD TO THE WEST
    122 2 Russia wants and to buy goods LONDON. Wrd. YIORE Soviet gold shipments have begun reachinc European capitals, authoritative sources re- ported. The Russian gold is Roinjt to Britain, Switzerland and France, the sources said. All the gold is reported of fine quality and
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    TV. fee to go up
    54 2 LONDON. Wed. -The annual television licence fee is to be increased from C 2 to £3 from Ju/ie 1 to help set up commercial television in Britain, the House i>l Commons was told. British television, at present non-commercial, is operated by the British Broadcasting Corporation,
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    100 years old
    14 2 MELBOURNE. Wed. Australia's telegraph service is 100 years old today— Reuter.
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    NO W REDS HAVE A MEI-RILYN
    53 2 NO W REDS HAVE A MEI-RIL YN HONO KONG. Wrd.— Thr Chinese Reds, trying to copy Marilyn Monroe's tour of Smith Korea, sent Mri-lan Fang touring the Communist army camps. There ere important difTerenre.v though. The main mif is that Mei-lan Fang, pnsmbly the world's b^^t known female impersonator, \n
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    A tall story, but THIS camera DOESN'T lie
    80 2 "l|/6'5 KAT.'A VAX DYK *>1 ,ho at E ft. 4 int tall scloinis tn hr :lic tallest 2 woman in the world, dwarfs n Pri fifth Euro pro n Airs tr<7v« official. Mr A Sainex, :«j sh^ arrives at Northnlt s airport.
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    Store men want a 36-hr week
    104 2 Store men want a 36- hr week STORKS workers in Army establishmrnts in Sirscarxne want their weekly working hours reduced from 44 to 36. A resolution asking the union's committee to take up the matter with the War Department will be discussed at the annual delegates 1 conference of the
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    Congress wins
    37 2 NEW DELHI. Wed. Congress. India's ruling party, vestfrday won two elections those of the northern state of Pepsu i a union of Patiala .irvi the East Punjab states' and thr southern state of T;;uan-ore-Oochin. Rruter.
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    NEGUIB BLAMES BRITAIN
    144 2 2 hilled in s< nm after Sudan CAIRO Wor PRESIDENT I Neguib of E was protected troops in Khartnurr.' night in Cairo blai British for th< riots. (He said "In whi this sedition in it onl: Imperialist ny n country who n Claim that thej maintain l.i
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    Warning to U.N.
    26 2 NEW YORK. W» Gen. \'asn Bennik ot Pi iff in rwarned the fie* thai the pxploslvi th ar^a n°ed= can I in; Router
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    Earth tremors
    19 2 ADFLAIDF. Wed. 1 rarth tremors werp f p i -:r..T to\vn= Rlark^r,' hampton in A today. Rei
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    THE COMET'S RIVA
    117 2 American jetliner will earn/ 150 passengers at 550 m.p.h. SEATTLE. Wed BOEING Aircraft Company yesterday unveiled its 551--m.'p.h. jet airliner its challenge to Britain's Comet The company save newsme.i their first glimpse craft it hopes will go int "> operation in 1957. Boeing was reluctant to jive
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    Tour ends
    22 2 STOCKHOLM shal 8. F. Znavi i of the Sovie' alrlll tion Aeroflot rinsnection o| i Airlines lnstallat i A P
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    TORY WIN ON DEFENCE
    232 3 £16 MIL RISES FOR THE SERVICES LONDON. Wed. rrHE BRITISH (iovorn--1 me nt last night ;uipniiiHrd pay rises for •us of the IsMM>nu armed services to persuade experienced reffalM troops to stay the forces longer. The is«-s will cost £16 million a jrear. fhc liitra— w,
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    Troops in Malaya will not be cut
    370 3 Troops in Malaya will not be cut rime or* LONDON, Wednesday. T "°USE OF Commons last night rejected by 295 votes to 270 an Opposition motion condemning the (Government's £160,000 million defence plans for 1951-55. Sir Winston Churchill, the I rime Minister, made an appeal for a united front just
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    Palace cops left posts to be decorated
    134 3 Palace cops left posts to be decorated LONDON. Wed. TWO London policemen who have seen thousands of men and women go into Buckinsham Palace to be decorated while they were on duty !at the gates entered the Palace th> msclves yesterday to collect awards. The officers. Constables William Fuller and
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    First treaty
    15 3 BANGKOK. Wed. —The first friendship between Siam and Indonesia was signed day. Router.
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    Uganda royal tour changes
    44 3 KAMPALA. Wed.- -A visit by the Queen to the Buganda Lukiko 'African Parliament" in Uganda has been cancelled. Sir Andrew Cohen. Governor of Uganda, announced today. The rest of the royal visit to Uganda next month will follow p'.ans. -Reuter.
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    No return trip for climbers
    50 3 CALCUTTA. Wed —The American expedition that will attempt to climb 27.790 ft. Mt. Makalu In the Himalayas had a problem '>n Its hands today. The climbers nave permission to go through India to Nepal, but have not had Indian I approval for the return trip.
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    New Minister
    26 3 MOSCOW. Wed. The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet yesterday announced Maria D. Kovrygiria as Health Minister of ihe U.S.S.R. replacing Andrei F. Tretyakov— A.P.
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    'TOO BUSY' SAYS POOL WINNER
    59 3 WALI.ASEY. Enjfland. V'ed. Grocer John Jenkins won C 61.244 in a football pool yesterday but can't spare the time to collect the prize at a London reception. "My customers will expect me in the shop." he said "And I shall be there." Jenkins. 59. staked
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    AND NOW IT'S DIESEL SMOKE AND CANCER
    116 3 LONDON. Wed. A POSSIBLE relationship between lung cancer and fumes from diesel powered road vehicles w.is stressed 'n the House of Lords last night by Lord Lucas of Chilworth. Urging tighter enforcement of the low forbidding emission of oily exhaust pases. Lord Lucas
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    A kiss for Neguib
    32 3 SI'RKOI'NDED In his house ,i tter the announcement of his restoration to the Egyptian I'residency. (Jen. Neguib (centre, hatless) is kissed by a jubilant army officer.— A.P. picture
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    Hong Kong kept U.N. trade ban
    144 3 FAITHFUL' CONTROL OF EXPORTS HONG KONG. Wednesday. THE Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Alexander Grantham, told the Legislative Council today that in 1953 the Colony faithfully carried out its obligations to the I'nited Nations in controlling exports of strategic goods and strengthened anti-smuggling measures.
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    Music lover struck new notes...
    234 3 Music lover struck new notes... PARIS. Wed JUSTIN POLLET. a counter-, feiter who forged only just, enough money to keep himself and his sirl friend alive, walked out of a Paris court yesterday a free man after paying the Bank of France one franc damaaes. The court gave him a
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    Suez discussed
    42 3 LONDON. Wed.— Sir Winston Churchill and hi.s cabinet today discussed political deveI lopments in Cairo and the conj tinued Anglo-Egyptian deadlock over the future or the British Suez canal zone base. They also considered the situation in the Sudan. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    301 3 LONDON. Wed DEHPITE some It.rther <?ood rompanv news and the start of the new account stock trarket trading w,i> raliiri slow today. Prices were apain Irregular with most of the Far Eastern shares lower where clmnufd. In commodity Issues teas lost some of their recent firmness, rubbers were
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. Mar. 3— Cash Buyers V. 687-1; Sellers £690: Forward Buyers £659: Sellers C6KO: Settlement t69.V Turnover a.m. 80 tons; p.m. 50.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    51 3 LONDON. Mar. 3 Spot 16' *d.. Apr 16'» d May 16' 4 d.. June 16' id Apr -June 16 ',d.. July-Sept 16 ,d.. O r t -Der. 16' d. Jan. -March 16' d Mir C.1.1. IS 15 16d. Apr. c.i.f. I 16d.. May c.i.f IP 1 I6d. Tone
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      104 3 OVERSEAS VISITORS PLU MS ;iri nmv 'n tin- shops sind mnrket stalls. It lias been :i wonderful scnson and you will find plenty of perfect fruits available at our Orchard Rd., Holland Kd., ;\m\ Keppel Harbour Branches. Try a m ixed bag, and choose your favourite Juicy, fat "Narrabcens" from
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    These children inside barbed wire worry Sir Gerald
    305 4 IT MAKES ME SAD, HE TELLS COUNCIL ALOR STAR, Wed. QENERAL Sii GeraM Tomplcr v worried ;iboul the Malayan rhildron who think lite brhind barbed wire is normal. "T nftrn think \vr nrr in danger oi bringing up a generation of children
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    Informal visit
    28 4 Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson. Comimnder-in-Chief Far East Air Force will lrave by air today for an I visil to Kuantan. He will return in the evening.
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    A GOOD YEAR FOR ALL EXCEPT MR. YONG
    106 4 A MALACCA shop-kropei krupt because he did MALACCA. Wednesday, today said he was bannot sell his goods on the black market. Hr was Yong Pack Kor.g. so.c owner of the firm of Yong Ban Kit, who told the Bankruptcy Court that though
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    Che Zubidah dies
    37 4 KOTA BAHRU. Wed ChfZubaidah binti Haii Ismail, wifp of Inche Jaffar bin Kiitiu ma, Perak and mother of :nchr Abdul Azla bin State Infon Officer. Kelantan, passed away thu« morninc. aa buried at l.
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    DEATH
    5 4 1954 at Genera I
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    Sultan caught him in the chair
    67 4 iIT ALL STARTED ir such an ordinary way. "Co and get a haircut.' someone said, and 'this little Petalmg Jaya boy trotted obediently away. But at he barbers it became anything but ordmarv, for the Sultan of Selangor was making his first visit to
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    Trust cuts demand by $7 a month
    107 4 50 families recently told to quit Singapore Improvement Trust flats unless they paid $10 more month for service charges. can stay on if »hey pay $3 extra. The cut followed protests .atenants in Upper Pickerini; Street. On Jan 25. when the tenants were
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    SATA donations
    15 4 Donations resulting from the Sincapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's annual appeal total $18,375 to date.
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    ARMCHAIR STUDY OF PARKING PROBLEM
    150 4 Air pictures give the facts correlated with the results of other traffic surveys carried out by the tram before proposals for solving the parking problem are made. FOR the past six months Singapore's parking problem has boon studied by a group of people whc have
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    Film festival honour for Mr. Shaw
    88 4 Mr. Run Run Shaw. Singapore cinema magnate, will be Hrn \i: pri-Milfit at the first South-Fast \sia Film Festival to In held in Japan In May. This was decidrd following the Manila meeting of the Fedpration of Motion Picture Prnrltirr«r<. in South-Kast Asia. Three
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    3-year gaol for man of many roles
    92 4 PENANG. Wed. rE Sessions Court President. Mr. B V. Rhodes told K I Kandlah today "Boclety mu.>t be protected from people llKe poo. and sentenced him to three years' gaol. Kandiah. with previous conivict'.ons for pevsing a> a doctor and a teacher pleaded
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    Age he gave for his son costs him S3OO
    112 4 Age he gave for his son costs him S3OO PENANG. Ued. A SHOP KM imi: Nj Tat I Hean 50. was fined $300' today for making a fa be *tatement on hi.s son's age. Ne who "!r.i -ii-ii guilty before Mr J W I) Ambrose in the Magistrate's Court, told
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    REVEAL RICE ACCOUNTS
    256 4 Sugar, too, Dr. Paglar tel the Government SINGAPORE Government will be askn: month's Legislative Council meeting to profit and loss accounts on the sale of sugar a since they were being handled as a state mom n Some other questions for tho Govern answer relate to backlog
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    Motorists fined
    30 4 Two motorists. Tan Bwee Guan. of River Valley Road, and Ramakrish Nan. of Dunearn Road, were fined $25 each in Singapore yesterday tor speeding along Bukit Timah Road.
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    Jubilee year appeal for funds
    64 4 Jubilee year appeal for funds rpHE Bible 1 layn. an a managed v. a National Bibl< s land, is appi a the th A Bpokl sir. n Societies gald In yesterday: "Each inn. uno scrip' ir lated in Ma! i about $50,000 to t cletli He said the p \r\
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    Boys' club to hold dance
    36 4 A danrr Sir.srapo- Harbo c;ub. T ppcl R day Pro Hs from prom imea will fundJ Floor s: given >\- guest a Admission i.v by which are on at thr door at
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    Cakes sale
    20 4 IPOH. Wed -M' n I Inner Wheel hrn home-made cakr- I Saturday at Whitf i of local charities.
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    City Council may 'freeze' bus route
    130 4 THE Singapore City Council will this month consider the advisability of "freezins all new applications for pas- senper bus routes Unless this is done, any public authority which takrover public transport from arivate enterprise will have to pay more ir. compensation* he I cause
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    NO MORE MALAY FILMS IN BRITISH QUOTA
    233 5 It's like a bombshell, complains Mr. Shaw pHE Singapore Government is withdrawing quota recognition from March 19 for all locally produced Malay films, says an official notification to film producers and distributors. At present these films count as part of the quota of
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    The debtor astonishes the judge
    133 5 ]\|R JUSTICE KNIGHT told a debtor, Eio Kee Seng, a textile merchant, in Singapore High Court yesterday: 'It is astonishing that a man worth $50 to $100 in the public market should run up debts of 571.0Q0." Eio. who was the sole proprietor of a
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    He went into debt to put out magazine
    82 5 K. M Jalleh, a Singapore journalist, told the High Court yesterday that his insolvency was due to borrowing to support a badminton magazine j which proved to be a failure. Jalieh was examined in re- sard to liabilities amounting to 59.000. He
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    Man charged with murder
    70 5 A middle-aged man. Kandiah Pillai Narayanan, was charged in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday. With murdering a woman. Thamalingam Alamelu at the Bth. milestone, Yio Chu Kan? Road, on Tuesday evening. The magistrate. Mr T. Kuiasekaram. remanded Kandiah at the Central Lock-up when In- spector
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    Death threat alleged
    45 5 Tang Soo Wah. accused .of criminal intimidation, was produced in the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday. It was alleced Tang threatened to beat Wnng Chow Joon until he was dead on February 19 at Kampons Bugis. The case was postponed to Saturday.
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    'HAIR-DO' IS FREE FOR 10 BEAUTIES
    79 5 'HAIR-DO' IS FREE FOR 10 BEAUTIES THE ten contestants In tomorrow night's Kiwi Youth i Queen contest have been offered iree "hair-dos by a Singapore firm. Tlie Youth Queen will be presented with a challenge silI ver cup given by Dato C. J. Pagi.ir. and a gold bracelet. Second and
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    No rise in school grants
    55 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.-The Federation Member for Education has rejected a claim for increased grants-in-aid to Chinese Middle Schools made by the United Chinese School Teachers' Association. The Education Department said the Member was not satisfied that the best interests >if the schools or teachers would
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    Two hurt in road crash
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Two Indians were seriously injured when a car they were driving in collided with a bus at Brickfields Road here tonight. They were rushed to the General Hospital where their condition was reported critical.
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    Fire in hut
    20 5 port-, was put out by a online from the Central Firp Station I at 8.30 last night.
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    CHINESE GARDENERS SHOWED HIM HOW
    162 5 CHINESE nursery gardeners in Singapore discovered the technique of pot planting and have made a major contribution towards gardening in Malaya, said Professor R. E Holt turn. Professor of Botany in the University of Malaya, yesterday. "Their burnt earth method, combined with frequent small applications
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    Boy drowned
    22 5 TELUK ANSON. Wed. Karupplah. 14. was drowned whil" bathing in the Bernam River at Ulu Bernam Estate at the week-end.
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    costume is FLOWN IN FOR BAZAAR
    116 5 costume is FLOWN IN FOR BAZAAR THIS 100-year-old peasant costume from the Black Forest in Germany has been flown to Singapore for the German stall in next Saturday's International Bazaar in aid of the blind at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The girl who will wear it is K i ci
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    80 MIKES AT YOUTH ASSEMBLY
    167 5 30 loudspeakers to relay speeches SINGAPORE'S AngloChinese School auditorium in Barker Road will be fitted with 80 microphones for the second World Assembly of Youth conference in August. More than 500 delegates will attend the conference. Mr. Eric Wee. president ol the Singapore Youth Council,
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    Results of music exam
    92 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed— Trlnitv College of Music theory results la i December examination were: First step: Emily Ku (honours' Adeline Martin i merit) Preparatory: Chi Sin Ch?.:. i honours i Beng Chee Law (honours). Marcelle Fredericks (honours). Carolln Gunn (merl'i Bidayah bint* Mohd All (honours) Junior:
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    'We work hardest' say Town Councillors
    267 5 BUT WE DON'T WANT PAYING' PENANG, Wednesday. MUNICIPAL Councillors said today that they do more work than State or Settlement Councillors. "But we must not expect payment of any kind for our services," Dr. N. K. Menon (Radical-Jelutong) told the Straits Times. He was
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    More water plan
    28 5 SEGAMAT, Wed. Work is it start soon on improving the water supply of Segamat town. Larger mains and more pumping plant are to be installed.
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    $1,500 for hall
    21 5 Mr. Tan Boon Khak. of Beach Road. Sinaaporo, has given $1,500 to the Malaya Hall (London) Appeal Fund.
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    Segamat to have baby show
    60 5 SEGAMAT, Wed. A baby show at the Women's and Children's Clinic on April 9 will be the highlight of the Health Week to be held in Segamat district from April 3 to 10. Health exhibitions and film shows, civic courses for penghulus and midwives and
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      247 5 I THE SINGAPORE DIARY Pnlirr Band: Public performance.' Shell Thratrettr: Free Him show— net ball at the hostel ground Fort Katonß Park. 5.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. i British News and Malayan Gazette I Canning Road. 5.15 p.m. Spore Chinese Middle School (ira- —Shell House. Collyer Qu:iy, 1.15 British Red
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    DEATHS
    51 6 J» H,,.W. minimum I CABLE NEWS recened Mrs Tnvlor 1 i>" >lrirr of v- r T Jayvatnam Piinclpal lai. exrired or I TEOH AH KBB c' Enn Bwee i-: [Tell E raw Enc Cbi r a Au;ci:-J. Ipon. sf:er short-Mine s m roh Thoni: Temple .S 3..i4. at 1
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    175 6 ♦ft H tntt* %W t minimum i \\y. Mulchands, 13-1, Bras Basah Road Dresses and Gowns Price* slashed KOU.O\. ffcDANI Every day in the Malay Mull" if |Wi want U> Win that $s 0"0 word puzzle SINOAPORI Arts Tneatre pre■enu The Re virtue in Danger", b\ 8b John Vanbru^h.
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    The Straits Times. Singapore, Thurs. March 4, 1954 The Bookie Again
    794 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Thurs. March 4, 1954 The Bookie Again Off-the-course betting has attracted again the attention of the Colony Government, its interest presumably stirred by the Federation Government's enquiry into "illegal" bookmaking. A committee appointed by the Federation Government Ix-can its work late last year. it is expected
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    Kashmir Blow
    244 6 While India's Prime Minister has not formally asked for the removal of American military observers from tho United Nations team in Kashmir, his statement that they can "no longer be treated as neutrals" must compel consideration by the United Nations of their position. Mr. Nehru waa speaking in
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    Boycott Threats
    217 6 A certain class of professional trade unionist in Singapore .is turning to a new but old weapon the boycott. It is designed apparently to replace the strike, in the belief that it will hurt the employer just as much without in the least inconveniencing the men. That remains
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    More voters needed to make elections a success
    712 6 More voters needed to make elections a success fV»E of the matters con- sidered by the Committee examining the question of elections was my proposition that elections should not be held until a given proportion of those qualified to vote had expressed their desire for the franchise by registering as
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    Waved on before he could stop
    153 6 I HAVE read with interest and a sneaking sympathy the letters from Asians on the discrimination between Europeans and Asians at police checkpoints. But, if the writers were members of the security forces, and had been on anti-bandit patrols, and at no time had
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    USE THE LANGUAGE OF THE PEOPLE'
    159 6 USE THE LANGUAGE OF THE PEOPLE' AS I was going along the notorious road leading to S; tlawan. In Dindings in Perak. 3 heard a loudspeaker. To my astonishment. I saw a I person giving a lecutre in English to the people of Sungei Wangi Estate. They looked at the
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      S'pore should be at mayors' talks
      210 6 S'pore should be at mayors talks IT surprised me to read that because of the inability of either Mr. T. P. F. McNeice or hLs deputy to attend the first Asian mayors' conference on April 15-17 at Calcutta, the City Council finance committee has decided not to accept the invitation
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      U.S. Navy banned it
      130 6 JNLESS you are suggesting to \j your readers that reports in Time magazine last year are incorrect, your correspondent "What Ho" Is quite right in saying that the film "The Moon Ls Blue" was disapproved by the U.S. Navy and had been refused a seal of
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      They pay air fees too
      81 6 AN air- freight fee of $5 a candidate Ls collected by the Education Department. Singapore, presumably with the motive of expediting matters. I am unable to understand why the results of the Cambridge School Certificate examination could bp released earlier In the Federation. Of course,
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    On the Margin
    340 6 Heroic mould YOU find all thought In Bii thoush I have v i defeiuW O f Hltiei Into someone t a I plain his remark q n on Tuesday thai m could t>v v bero. M cedes n\it man) have been heroes Hitler meant thai way of
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    GOVERNMENT HAS PAY HEADACHE
    208 7 'Twixt the devil and the deep blue sea' —say officials COUNCIL OF ACTION'S latest stand has put t ht* Singapore Government "between the ;md tho deep blue sea," Government officials sterday. llu- Council has said that it will not accept > ,i> increase l<»r senior officers
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    Staff to seek insurance scheme
    63 7 Staff to seek insurance scheme U A LUMPUR, Wed. 1- Department civilian o iation Is to ask scheme for Its es In the Fed^- 0 ion. said today I is better to have an :r.e than join the Employees' Provind. litlon Department civilian ning the lund aa tnbers must allow-
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    New appointment
    12 7 HAHRU W< has been ap) Dr B John, who ha
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    Man dies after collision
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. \\>d. Lim Peck. 29, of Batu Lane. Kuala Lumpur, \va.s fatally in|ured yesterday when his car army lorry collided at the 3rd mile Kuala Lumpur[poh Road. Lim diea In the Kunla Lumpur General Hospital this His car was wrecked.
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    OIL MEN TO STIDY IN U.S.
    54 7 procedure) and Stephen Chew Ken; Tee (seeead». i on Sunday for four Tiie company said yesterday ng. they hoped the experience the They are Mea i ■en uained would fit them employee relations 1 for additional responsibility Each will be given a roundK Hian
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    Miss Moh, a poetess, shocked the waiters
    165 7 Miss Moh, a poetess, shocked the waiters 1 REQUEST for bananas from a Korean poetess surprised waiters at an expensive Sincapore restaurant yesterday. While rum omelette was served to three British women with whom the poetess wai lunching, a waitei bustled ofl in search of bananas. He came bark with
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    Union officials
    45 7 Officials of the Singapore Army Civil Service Union rjurong Branch > for this year are: Mr K G. Mathews. chair- i man: Mr Lye Kwi Seng secretary, Mr Lim Ghim Thiam. treasurer: Mr M HendrofT and Mr V. Balasubramaniam. auditors; anri a seven-man committee.
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    PROBE IS ORDERED INTO OVERDRAFT
    170 7 \tR. JUSTICE KNIGHT in the 11 Singapore High Court yesterday ordered that a transaction relating to an overdraft of $100,000 allowed Dv *'v Tze Hsi a former sub-accountant of the Chung Khiauw Bank (North Bridge Road Branch i, to a client Man Khong. in 1950,
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    FIVE HOURS LATE—BUT STILL SMILING
    70 7 FIVE HOURS LATE— BUT STILL SMILING HVK HOIKS I.ATK. but xtill smiling, wives and families of members of the Ist Battalion Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment arrive at Singapore's railway station to be taken to the troopship Empire Orwell for the voyage home to Britain. They were held up
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    Luncheon talk
    40 7 Tengk.i Abdul Rahman. UM NO president, will talk on "The Future of Malaya" at the monihly luncheon meeting ol Singapore Union of journalists on March 22. The meeting will be at the Capitol Blue Room at 12.45 p.m.
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    Detective shot dead in Singapore
    143 7 Detective shot dead in Singapore enption of thr mi-n." a police spokesman said. The gunmen were last Men heading towards Kolam Ayt Lane, An R.A.F. police dog wa.s used in the search for the gun men in the immediate vicinity of Tan's house but without success. Tan. who was 45.
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    Found in banned area—fined
    32 7 Found in banned area fined KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Bhagsh Singh, aged 37, wu< fined $50 in the Sessions Court today for having been found r. Blachan Ulu Klang, a prohiI bited area.
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    Old folk's gifts come from U.S.
    115 7 IPOH. Wed. DOMAN Catholics in the United States are sendlnc cifts of ber'rlinp: and cloth for an old folks home to be built in Kampone Simee new village in the outskirts of Ipoh. The R?v. Father Anthony Khaw, director of Catholic welfare services, said
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    Free film shows
    28 7 Singapore Civil Defence Association is again organising free film shows for volunteers. I The first screening is on March 10 at the civil defence theatre.
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    Bandits pretend to be Gurkhas, fool a kampong
    246 7 Bandits pretend to be Gurkhas, fool a kampong GANG WALKS IN, 'CHECKS' GUNS AND GOES OFF WITH THE HI XI.M.A LUMPUR, Wed. A gang of about 30 terrorists last nlfht hoodwinked the inhabitants of Kumpong Ihi Snri in the Tampin district of Negri Scmbilan into believing Lhey were members of
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    Driver dies in crash
    65 7 Seven injured BATU GAJAH. Wed— A taxi J driver was killed and seven 1 people injured when a ta.xi came into r/>i:iuon with a 32 seater bus at f he sth mile BUi Gajah-Tanjong Tualang Road yesterday. The taxi driver died almost at once. Four occupants
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    TAYLOR PAYMENTS AGAIN
    114 7 TAYLOR PAYMENTS AGAIN As row ffocs on KUAIA LUMPUR. Wed T>LT>BFR estate workers have .^t::rteri receivi.ic February wages th r second payment ■he Taylor award as the roi over the award noes on The Malayan Planting IndusEmployers' Association ird the negotiation commit* p fi i the Rubber Workers' Unionare not
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    Book publisher visits Spore
    49 7 Mr Desmond Flowei i tor ot C d Company Bri'ain a firm of book publish en, arrived in Smgapop- jn terday with his wife by Q.iii tas-8.0.A.C airliner from Sydney. Mr. Flower, an author. la uoinc round the world to mccl 'book traders and agent!
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    REPORT NO BEST SELLER
    65 7 ONK OF the most importa-it dofiinieuls produced in Singapore smee the end ol (Sip \\,\x th<- report of thi Hrnrlel i,iistitiitinnal 'onimi.ssi«Mi li.is <>i)l v liad a WTJ averaee sale. The Government Printer. !Mr. I 8. llorvlin. >i I v. -tird iv that, since the report
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      163 7 The weather MIMMIM IhMl'hß.VnilE i 7 30 p.m. on Mar. 2to 7.30 a.m. on Mar. 3): Singapore 74 decrees, Penang 74. Kota Bahru 72. Kuala Lumpur 71. Ipoh 72. Kuan lan 66. MAXIMUM TKMPERATI.RE (7 30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Mar. I); Singapore 91. Penanc 92, Kota Bahru 89.
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    Federation bets inquiry moves to Spore
    234 8 BOARD TO MEET NEW ZEALAND EXPERTS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. YE \V ZEALAND'S off-the-course betting scheme, if introduced in the Federation, would make unnecessary any proposal to register and licence bookmakers, the Straits Times was told today. Four members of the six-man committee appointed last
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    He claimed he was the boss
    208 8 He claimed he was the boss HE WAS JUST A j CLERK, BUT... A N EMPLOYEE who imperA donated his boss in a Singapore Court spent a night in gaol. Loh Jin Hai. a clerk of the Kin Ann Association iformtd by Henc Wah Chinese' told thr city Police Magistrate
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    More seats for the public
    45 8 More accommodation for the public will bo available at the ceremonial opening of the fourth session of the Second Singapore Legislative council on March 16. Application for admiss:on cards should be made to the Assistant Secretary .Political". Colonial Secretary's Office.
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    Books given to school
    54 8 Raffles Old Girls 1 Association. Singapore, has presented token books to Raffles Girls' School for the Buckle Memorial -eference library to perpetuate the memory of Miss Dorothy Buckle, a former principal. The books r^prfsent the beginning of a reference library. They were bought with donations collected
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    New officers
    40 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Ungku Mohamed Salleh bin Ismail, Inche A. Aziz bin Haji Shukor. Inche A. Rahman and Capt. R. B Hunt have been appointed Home Guard Officers. in Johore the first three with the rank of Major.
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    Arbitrator must decide again
    230 8 ERROR IN LAW, SAYS JUDGE AN AWARD for more than SI OO.OOO made to settle a .lispute between a land owner and two contractors, was yesterday referred back to the arbitrator. Mr. F. L. Angell. a Singapore architect. Said Mr. Justice Taylor in the High Court
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    $4,000 now in aid fund
    63 8 The Singapore Rotary Club has received about $4,000 for I the fund which will be used to make loans to needy students of the University of Malaya. The loan scheme would come i into operation in about two months, Mr. K. M. Medora, i chairman
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    Award winner
    24 8 Miss Mabel Chua. of Raffles Girls' School Singapore, Is the winner of this year's annual scholarship award of Raffles Old 'i.rls' Association.
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    68 YEARS AT WORK, TWO MEN RETIRE
    67 8 Two Singapore postal clerks, with a total of 68 2 years" service have retired. Yesterday, the men. Mr. Lim Ah Konc and Inche Osman bin Faraj. were given long service certificates signed by the Colonial Secretary. The presentation was made by the Director
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    Weekend course for youths
    66 8 There are a few vacancies in courses run by the Study Group Movement of the British Council in Singapore. Courses include mathematics, advanced English comprehension, elements of English law, history of English literature, logic, Macbeth, English language, English essay writing, elementary economics and romanised Malay. Classes
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    Widow leaves
    19 8 JOHDRE BAHRU. Wed— Mrs Hodgkinson. widow of the British Adviser, Johore, left yesterday by plane for Britain.
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    SMILES, PRIZES AT THE SALE
    32 8 THE RAJA PKREMPIAN KtX'HIL. Perak. gives away thr prizes at an exhibition and jumble sale organised by th. Larut and Mating Territorial Association of the Womt-n'> Institute.
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    SHE GETS DATOS OUT OF TREE
    236 8 Now the way is clear for the drive to be completed PENAXG. Wednesday. rHRI.I datos (spirits) were given a farewell kenduri (feast) of a goat and three fowls today to make them quit their shrine at a pokok lepail (tree) at Penang's scenic Gurney
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    Search for 'abducted' girl is off
    103 8 SINGAPORE police were last night still baffled over f he reported "abduction" of a <jirl in Zion Road, behind the Gre;<t World Amusement Park, at mdinight on Tuesday. At one stage of the search 00 police officers combed the area ir vain for clues.
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    Weathermen get together
    59 8 Plans to improve and coordinate meteorological services and information were made at a representative conference of the South Pacific Region of the World Meteorlogical Organisation held in Melbourne. Australia, recently. The region includes the Federation of Malaya and Singapore. The conference appointed two committees, to deal with
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    Jap cargo ship due in S'pore
    43 8 The N.Y.K.'s latest cargoliner, the 7.630-ton Aki Maru. is expected in Singapore on March 12. The Aki Maru. launched in Nagasaki last October has a cruising speed of 17 knots and a maximum speed of 191 knots.
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    BUILDING TEAM IMPRESSED BY SINGAPORE
    65 8 BUILDING TEAM IMPRESSED BY SINGAPORE The 21-man Australian building industry productivity team, which reached Singapore on Sunday left by air yesterday for Beirut. The leader. Lieut-Col. R. G. Longmuir. said at Kallang: "We were Impressed by the progress in the industry being made in Singapore and Johore. "Two aspects of
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    They discuss varsity sites
    47 8 The Council of the University of Malaya discussed the future development and siting of the university yesterday. Further talks will be held later. The Singapore and Federation Governments have decided that the University should be sited at two centres, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
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    Acquitted of one charge
    62 8 Ang Joo Seng. 27, was in Singapore yesterday acquitted of committing criminal breach of trust of $70 belonging to the Borneo Sumatra Trading Company on Oct. 30. Ang. who claimed trial to a second charge of criminal breach of trust of an adding machine and typewriter
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    Two new trade schools for Colony
    126 8 fiHE Singapore Government I will soon build two technical trade schools, one at Haig Road and the other at Queenstown (Alexandra Roadi or Pasir Panjang The schools will train 400 young people a year. Mr. E. Bray, of the Junior Technical T«ra d c
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      137 8 Today's Radio SINGAPORE A.M. 7.15 Time Signal and Opening Announcement. 716 Morning Star. 7.30 News, 735 Melody Mixture. 8.00 London Studio Melodies, 8.30 Malay Housewives" Corner; 8.57 English Schonl.s Broadcast. 9.45 i Close Down, 11.10 English Schools 1 Broadcast, 12.00 Programmes in. Ma;iay. P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary, I 1.01 Lunch
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    TIMES special FEATURE Jane Grey, girl queen, was executed in Tower of London
    1860 9 TIMES special FEATURE Jane Grey, girl queen, was executed in Tower of London he green enclosed within the walls of the Tower of London, that grim nine hundred year old palace, fortress and prison that frown upon the Thames is a very pleasing place to visit in the day time.
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    INDUSTRIALS FIRM AGAIN
    615 10 But buyers are caution THERE was a moderate reaction on > Singapore share market yesterday, (activity in industrial and tin shares <»l t few days. Buyers of industrials after the po jthe past weeks began to hold nfi as th< 'some issues as being too high at
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    57 10 j Singapore Chinese Produce f.\--i chanse: Noon prices per plcul were: Copra: steady: Ma Ap: $35', buyers. S3.S 1 srilers. Cocotvr oil: steady; $58 sellers. Pepper. quiet: Muntok white $345. Sarawak i $340. lamponc black $295. Lewis and Peat: dosing rwere: Copra: Mar Apr. $34". buyers. 535 sellers.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    58 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merci. yesterday Swiss Francs: selling. T.T or O.D. 141 >, ready. On the free exchange market in i Hone Konc yesterday the US dollar was quoted at *****5 and 5.865 for TT. Sterling was quoted
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    More shins laid up in Britain
    40 10 I The number of British shies laid jup in port for lack of work Increased last year, while the nun laid up for repair dropped, th.^ British Chamber of Shipping re- I ports. I
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    TIN PRICE
    13 10 The price ol tin m si,, pore yesterdaN at S.l'.'S.'?:, p,,
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    RUBBER PRICES
    62 10 Rubber Singapoi a lb. 'I he ma i on Tueada; reserved. There i Intereel i which kept the prici close. Closin-j per pounri wi No. 1 R buyer> Rubijei yeaterday Wi cents prr Bii\<tv vil. Spot loose No Fo!) March Mo. 1 R S B No 2RSS No
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    TIN EXPORTS
    30 10 TOTAL expnitall countries ftum <in;iptirr and Malaya durmt Febraarj amounted Ut SJ9 tons. This uas 394 K than in Jsuiaar) Bn4 Ik hiehfsl total since lagaj last .»car.
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    76 13 Arconauti nwrtaH CMb wi'.'. h» maklnr their SAFA Dlv. 3 riebir tomorrow when th*y meet Katnr.--;b at the CYMA pround The team will be picked from the Osman Angullia; Lint Soo Woor. Veow IfCßg Yon 7. Mohd Noor. Kee ser.f, R.ish:d Giman. Tenp Ttß| Chye, Abdul
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    632 14 Deserved 2-0 win over Ceylonese By ANG EAM HOCK THE Singapore Recreation Club beat the holders, 1 Ceylon Sports Club, by 2-0 in the final of the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knockout tournament, played on the S.C.C. padang yesterday. Recs are now four times
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    383 14 SEREMBAN. Wed. THHE Indian Hockey Federation I A touring team today chalked up their 12th straight victory when they beat Negrl Sembilan by eight goals to nil on the Station padang today. This was the second meeting between the two tenms. the tourists having won
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